The Daily ‘Shroom – 11/8/07
InFormers: Robots in the News
- Want a TransFormers: Animated prototype? How about two? Then please, come right this way.
Assorted Mushrooms
- So, yeah. Best be careful of Bindeez/Aqua Dots this Christmas…
- No idea if the movie is ever going to happen, but in the meantime, a preview for FREDDY vs. JASON vs. ASH #1.
- Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane talks to IGN about the strike in some down-to Earth, frank terms. Also, when to expect the last completed episodes of Family Guy and American Dad.
- Box art and bonus feature information abound, as IGN tells us about Futurama: Bender’s Big Score.
- It’s here, it’s here! It’s finally here! Get Smart on DVD– all of it!
…and hella-expensive, to boot. $200? Yikes! So worth it… but so out of reach…
- IGN reports that Dragon Ball Z will shoot in Mexico, rather than Montreal. This sort of disappointed me… until I remembered the description of the movie.
Video Power
- If you’re in the San Francisco area, you might be interested in being part of a focus group that Capcom is putting together for a new game.
- Smash Bros. DOJO!! updates with information on the Special Moves of Lucas, and a little grim foreboding of whether or not Ness may make the cut…
- Further details have come down regarding the midnight launch at Nintendo World for Super Mario Galaxy. I really recommend going, if you’re out that way and looking to get the game. The Wii launch was a blast, and I’d love to make it to this one if it were possible.
Oh, and speaking of which, if you just haven’t been able to find a Wii, you’re in luck: Nintendo World will have 250 for the launch.
- More Aqua Teen Hunger Force Ninja Pro-Am footage.
- Ubisoft is aiming high as they seek to have a “Nintendo-like quality.”
Sounds like the right idea to me, instead of constant bitching about how Nintendo steals all the moneys and running off to hide under the skirt of a console with an arguably less-reputed first-party development setup.
- The Virtual Console sits pretty at 166 possible downloadable titles, and Nintendo has revealed that they are aiming for 200 by year’s end.
Game|Life has surmised the following: That means Nintendo will have to release an average of 4.25 games per week to hit their year-end target.
Since the crack Virtual Console team is currently on a steady three-games-per-week schedule, that means one of two things is going on:
1) They’re about to (semi)permanently ramp up the number of Virtual Console games
2) They are a liar :_:I’m pulling for #1, personally, even though the rate at which I download VC games remains infrequent, because they still cost money. But the option is nice, especially when a game comes along that I can’t resist.
- So details about the Onimusha movie have begun to surface.
Now, I’ve never played any of the games except for Blade Warriors, which was ok and I was only interested in because it had Mega Man characters. So I know little about the plot, except that it’s something about Japan. Feudal, I believe.
But judging from the comments, would it be safe if I threw a guess out there that this is not how the games were?
- And, the new line of Nintendo clothing by Torrel is available now!
…and expensive as Hell, yikes!
–LBD “Nytetrayn”
November 8th, 2007 at 9:54 am
I’m shocked that Family Guy is so “behind” schedule. I thought they had more episodes finished before they went dark. At least American Dad has a small stockpile. I hope the strike is settled soon. There’s too much good TV in production this season to let it all dry up and blow away.